Sunday 19 May 2013


 


Welcome to the website of the Hackney Branch of the National Union of Teachers, the Hackney Teachers Association.

The NUT is the largest teachers’ union both locally and nationally.  Hackney NUT has over 1,500 members from nursery to 6th Form. We are the largest because we are the most effective.

We encourage the participation of all members. We regularly produce newsletters and advice for members. We send delegates to the NUT black members' conferences.

The HTA is the only classroom teaching union to meet regularly with The Learning Trust. We negotiate with them on a range of issues affecting all teachers winning some of the best local agreements in the country. The HTA represent all teachers on the Schools Forum in Hackney.

The HTA recognises and celebrates the fact that we are a part of a vibrant inner city community. We work alongside community groups and other trade unionists.

We care passionately about defending education. We have been in the forefront of campaigns to oppose SATs, performance pay and league tables. We defend comprehensive, state education and oppose selection and privatisation. We have a proud record of fighting racism and fascism and defending asylum seekers.

 
 

Hackney NUT have moved to:-

2nd Floor
6-15 Florfield Road
Reading Lane
London E8 1DT
0208985 2056

 
 

Joint NUT and NASUWT Campaign

Pay, pensions and workload action

More information

  

Gove Must Go! 

Photos from the March 13th Demo 

see photos 

 

Welcome to Hackney social

Photos from the Hackney NUT social for new teachers to Hackey held in september

More information

 

Hackney NUT Primary Workload Survey July 2010

A survay of workload in Hackney Primary schools, covering hours, directed time, PPA and cover.

Download a PDF copy

 

Leaving your school?

Tell us why 


Down load a copy of the Hackney NUT Exit Form and then return it to us.

 

Planning advice

Hackney NUT advice on planning

Planning advice based on guidance produced by the NUT.  

PDF Version
The Learning Trust Teachers Support Network